Transfer from West Kensington (W14) to Luton Airport West Kensington features a private sporting club called Queen’s Club. It was established in 1886 and it was the first multipurpose complex in the world. Queen’s Club is known for hosting the famous lawn tennis tournament called Queen’s Club Championships. The club features 8 indoor courts and…
DetailsTransfer from Luton Airport to Manchester Guides and maps available at the Tourist Information Centre on Lloyd Street , will lead to interesting places to visit in Manchester, in just one day. You can see this great industrial city of red brick and terracotta by taking a ride with one of the trams that crosses…
DetailsTransfer from Stansted Airport to Manchester Cotton barons of the Georgian era, and then traders and merchants from the Victorian era gathered enormous wealth and filled the city with huge deposits. Although the town houses a great number of impressive buildings, two of its most beautiful displays are Apotheca and the Central Library. After the…
DetailsTransfer from Gatwick Airport to Manchester A great part of Manchester was built by the cotton barons of the Georgian era. They constructed many buildings such as art galleries, public parks and buildings. Meanwhile, factory workers living were in more difficult conditions, crowded into filthy slums with nasty smells. Cheap fabrics that came from the global…
DetailsTransfer from West Kensington (W14) to Stansted Airport In the 1880s, the Kensington Village was built on Avonmore Road. At first, the village was used to house the Whiteleys Furniture Depositories, stables and laundry. In fact, Whiteleys was the first department store in London. The Whiteleys – sourced furnishings were stored in The Warwick Building.…
DetailsTransfer from Heathrow Airport to Manchester In the twentieth century, the city of Manchester was considered the largest textile producer in the world. The steam engines, wet climate and proximity to coal fields and the port of Liverpool have made Manchester develop enormously in the cotton industry. Cotton barons of the Georgian era, and then…
DetailsTransfer from West Kensington (W14) to Gatwick Airport The suburb of West Kensington is extremely cosmopolitan, comprising a very diverse population: French, Spanish, Italian, New Zealanders, Australians, Americans and Arabs. Some of them have their own private school located mainly in Brook Green. At the same time, the proximity of the Central London Universities, the…
DetailsTransfer from West Kensington (W14) to Heathrow Airport The district of West Kensington is located in the Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough, in Central London. West Kensington is one of the main residential areas in the British capital. It features numerous Victorian terraced houses, as well as modern blocks of flats. In this region, you…
DetailsTransfer from Luton Airport to Glasgow Parks like Glasgow Green, Queen’s House, Tollcross, Pollok Country or Kelvingrove delight nature lovers who are surprised to witness some of the most unusual activities once they arrive there. From exhibitions of bronze statues to the beautiful roses or swimming competitions and horse riding activities for the public, the…
DetailsTransfer from West Ealing (W13) to London City Airport West Ealing boasts of places to have fun. There are numerous bars and pubs spread all over the district. Most of them also serve snacks and food, so they’re perfect for an evening with your friends. Ashbys is located on Uxbridge Road and it features a…
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